luke2012 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 30, 2019 #1 Hi to all, I read the @Erel tutorial about "AVD Manager GUI" but I have a problem running AVDs because I'm running windows 10 within Parallels WM (I'm using an iMac) and my AVD doesn't start because I got this error: "Android Emulator does not support nested virtualization". I installed Android AVD Manager within my macOS and I'm able to run AVDs. It is possible to send apk files using B4A bridge between B4A WM and Android emulator running within macOS ? If it isn't possible, is there any other solution ? Thanks in advance for you help. Luca.
Hi to all, I read the @Erel tutorial about "AVD Manager GUI" but I have a problem running AVDs because I'm running windows 10 within Parallels WM (I'm using an iMac) and my AVD doesn't start because I got this error: "Android Emulator does not support nested virtualization". I installed Android AVD Manager within my macOS and I'm able to run AVDs. It is possible to send apk files using B4A bridge between B4A WM and Android emulator running within macOS ? If it isn't possible, is there any other solution ? Thanks in advance for you help. Luca.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 31, 2019 #2 luke2012 said: It is possible to send apk files using B4A bridge between B4A WM and Android emulator running within macOS ? Click to expand... Might be a possible. It depends on the network emulation. You can also try other Android VMs (such as Bluestack). Upvote 0
luke2012 said: It is possible to send apk files using B4A bridge between B4A WM and Android emulator running within macOS ? Click to expand... Might be a possible. It depends on the network emulation. You can also try other Android VMs (such as Bluestack).
luke2012 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 31, 2019 #3 Erel said: Might be a possible. It depends on the network emulation. You can also try other Android VMs (such as Bluestack). Click to expand... Thank you for your quick and helpful answer Upvote 0
Erel said: Might be a possible. It depends on the network emulation. You can also try other Android VMs (such as Bluestack). Click to expand... Thank you for your quick and helpful answer
